“I went to the woods because I wanted to live deliberately, I wanted to live deep and suck out all the marrow of life, To put to rout all that was not life and not when I had come to die Discover that I had not lived. The area got its name years ago from the tree stumps and surrounding trees. Each of the falls can be explored by climbing on the surrounding. There are 3 waterfalls here - Upper Falls, Second Falls, and Yellowstone Falls - but only the first 2 are easily accessible. Graveyard Fields is an exploration of two waterfalls and the carved valley between them.
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(If you have changes/corrections or would like to add a hike that you know about in our area, please feel free to contact me: Russ Meade, ) 4-6-16 The parking area for Graveyard Fields is at MP418.8 on the Parkway between the exits for US276 and NC215. It is usually crowded, unless you go on weekdays. Go back to the Pisgah Inn on milepost 408 on the Parkway. Towards the end of the trail to the upper falls, hiking gets a little difficult because of boulders on the trail. Spend some time on the lower falls and the upper falls and take pleasure from the vistas, delight in the fresh air, luxuriate in the present moment and relish the views. Hiking direction: It is a well-traveled trail you will meet hikers from all over the continent. After about 24 miles on the parkway you see the Graveyard Fields on Milepost 419.
After 3 miles enter the Blue Ridge Parkway and go south. A unique loop trail winds through this high-elevation, flat valley. Take I-26 West to exit 37 (Skyland), go left (west) on 146 west and after about 1.5 miles turn north on 191. Admire the wonders of the Blue Ridge Mountains.ĭriving direction: Follow 64 to Hendersonville. Distance to drive: about 65 miles, 1hour and 30 minutesĭistance to walk: about one and a half miles one way
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